Breathe
Lessons from surviving Otis
One year ago, the lives of the Acapulqueños who survived Hurricane Otis changed. I also survived and my way of perceiving life and the practice of journalism has changed since then.
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When the expectation is in the immediate
We were isolated in the center of the news. With a lot to report but without the channel to disseminate.
Convenient memory
If we are serious about change, it would be great if our president - whom I do trust - would stop using her memory to demand and expect apologies from half the world.
The legend of "El Toro
"El Toro" was able to paralyze a country with his performances, but he was also able to unite communities around the sport.
Stargazing from Cuba
Although Cuba is not making headlines, it is on its way to one of the biggest humanitarian crises in its history.
Semblance and semblance of Rosa Castro, the journalist: an exceptional case (Part One)
Journalist Rosa Castro is a woman worthy of being brought back to memory, to the present, to recognize the first-rate career she developed and contributed so much to Mexican journalism.
Genetic study may avoid chemotherapy in breast cancer patients
Breast cancer also represents major public health challenges ranging from early detection, treatment and patient follow-up.
